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Tim’s “OQ Chronicles” Review: Part 2
Mon, Apr 9 | from Starkville's House of El Podcast
I did like however the proto-costume for Green Arrow thy ended up using though, especially with the green war paint adorning Oliver’s chest and back and especially over his eyes, which I think was a nice homage to the comic book Green Arrow costume.
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Opinion: The Top 16 Best Team-Up Book Runs: # 1
Team-Ups: Batman with: Green Arrow (6 times), the Metal Men (4 times), Wonder Woman, Mister Miracle, Black Canary, Green Lantern, Metamorpho, the Atom, Sgt. Rock, Aquaman and Wildcat. (3 times each), Plastic Man, the Joker, the Flash, Teen Titans, the Phantom Stranger, Deadman and Ka...
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Review: Green Arrow/Black Canary: A League of Their Own trade paperback (DC Comics)
Four trade paperbacks ago (roughly fourteen issues of collected comics), Judd Winick ended Green Arrow and began Green Arrow/Black Canary. Since then, Winick has essentially told just one story, that of Green Arrow Oliver Queen's globe-spanning search to find his missing son Connor H...
Thu, Jul 23 | from Collected Editions
Saturday Morning Cartoon Reviews for 6/6/09
The opening to this episode with Batman and Green Arrow trying to one up each other while stopping Joker and then Catwoman was a lot of fun to watch and one of the best openings so far. I'm sure a lot of the older DC Comics fans will enjoy it as it is a nice callback to when Green Arrow would always ha...
Fri, Jun 5 | from Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
Review: Green Arrow/Black Canary: Family Business trade paperback (DC Comics)
Judd Winick positions the Green Arrow/Black Canary team firmly in the midst of the DC Universe, in a way that's only logical for two married heroes whose friends and family are all superheroes. In the first volume, Green Arrow shouts to Superman for help (he shouts "Clark," for that matter...
Mon, Mar 23 | from Collected Editions
Opinion: A Spotlight Interview with Mike Grell (part 2)
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Tim’s “Siren” Review
We also got to see a bit darker side when Lex learned from Black Canary that Green Arrow had returned. He was able to manipulate her to believe she was fighting for the right side: his. I think he was able to do that in a way only Lionel could do before. We also saw a bit of his darker side when he fought...
Wed, Feb 13 | from Starkville's House of El Podcast
Opinion: Green Arrow Movie
Now it can be argued that you can get so far from the original material that it's hardly worth referring to the original. Why use Green Arrow at all if he won't BE Green Arrow, that sort of thing. But if it's well done and there's a sense of who and what GA is, then I'm fine with it.
Mon, Apr 16 | from Shelly's Comic Book Shelf
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JLA: World Without a Justice League functions, rather strangely, as something of a sequel to Justice League Elite; at least, if you're a big fan of Manitou Dawn (all two of you), this is the trade for you. As the final trade of a JLA series once headlined by Grant Morrison and Mark Waid, there'...
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